Capcom confirmed that Monster Hunter Rise has surpassed 20 million units sold. The note came from the game's official Japanese account, with commemorative artwork and a reminder that digital stores are running a sale for players who have not yet started in Kamura Village.
From 19.3 million in June to the new total
The milestone is a short jump from Capcom's last public figure. In the platinum-titles update dated June 30, 2026, Rise stood at 19.3 million units, according to the tally tracked by Gematsu. Roughly 700,000 copies in a little over three months shows the game is still selling years after its original launch.
Where the game is today
Rise debuted in 2021 as a Nintendo Switch exclusive and later came to PC. The Sunbreak expansion and the PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series versions, released in 2023, widened the base. The title is available on those platforms and on PC via Steam and the Microsoft Store.
The announcement does not set a Switch 2 goal and does not confirm a sequel. In replies to the official post, some players asked for a Switch 2 edition or a 60 frames-per-second update. That remains a fan request, not a plan confirmed by Capcom.
Image credit: Capcom / official Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak account
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